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Ai hugging face big tech danger

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Why this matches Opportunity & adoption reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Dare Obasanjo
“We’re going to see a lot more AI-assisted botnets and hacking because botnets are software, and software is increasingly being built and operated with AI. That doesn’t require a Skynet story. Hacking tools are just getting faster, cheaper and more capable.” evidence ↗
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Dare Obasanjo: Two ideas from this article resonate 1. The “rogue AI agent” hacking incidents are more failures of test design and oversight than examples of runaway AI. 2. Focus on existential risk helps distrac…
Dare Obasanjo: We’re going to see a lot more AI-assisted botnets and hacking because botnets are software, and software is increasingly being built and operated with AI. That doesn’t require a Skynet story. Hacki…
Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真): Two ideas from this article resonate 1. The “rogue AI agent” hacking incidents are more failures of test design and oversight than examples of runaway AI. 2. Focus on existential risk helps distrac…
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3 experts · 8 posts · 3d ago
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“That they emit interesting outputs when prompted for them, and can be installed into a "harness" program that can put them in a feedback loop by which they can perform certain useful tasks on a com…” evidence ↗
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rev. howard arson: i do think that one intuition pump is "how does a coding agent's relation to code after RLVR differ conceptually from a sensorimotor representation."
Eli Sennesh: Yes?
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